In a review of guidelines and survey of Australasian paediatric emergency departments, there was good consistency in management of mild to moderate asthma, but poor agreement about how to measure severe asthma, which probably reflects paucity of clear evidence.  Here.

Assessment of an ambulatory care unit using a variety of methods demonstrated that it was a well-liked alternative to emergency department care.  Here. 

Leading Article: Davies looks at the changing provision of emergency care for children in the UK. Here.

In a tertiary care paediatric emergency department in Western Australia, an increased numbers of consultants occurred over the same period as an improvement in a number of parameters including complaints, waiting time and admission rates.  Here.